London, Sept. 12.
The headquarters of the railwaymen's union in Euston Road have been the scene of s Inbour comedy Mr. Lloyd George in a message to newspaper says that the Midlothian by-election proves that the Tories cannot win seats without the help of the plural voter and that the anti-Insurance Act campaign is rapidly losing force because, even during the past three days. Four-with the increased pluralist vote, teen ex-railwaymen, all unier ists, the Tory vote in Midlothian only in-had been clerically employed there creased by 300. The Liberals would Now they have joined have won Midlothian by " large Union and have de-majority had not 2,000 votes been manded the latter's minimum wage given to the Labour candidate. He of 35s. Thereupon they were urged that the Government should promptly irised. The Clerks' push forward reforms.
Union has since successfully pickered the premises.
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